protogeometric

• Adjectif décrivant la phase précoce de la céramique et de l'art grecs anciens, caractérisée par de simples motifs géométriques, datée d'environ 1050 à 900 av. J.-C., et servant de transition entre le style submycénien et le style géométrique.

An adjective describing an early phase of ancient Greek pottery and art, characterized by simple geometric patterns, dating roughly from 1050 to 900 BCE.

1. Early geometric art styleC2formalart

   Relating to or characteristic of the earliest phase of geometric art, especially in ancient Greece, featuring simple linear and geometric motifs.

   protogéométrique

   • The protogeometric pottery from the 10th century BC shows simple concentric circles and wavy lines.
   • Archaeologists discovered protogeometric vases in the ancient cemetery.
   • This protogeometric amphora is a rare example of early Greek art.